Some apparently discreet details of “Who Loves Cares” have started to catch the attention of viewers in recent weeks.
On social media, fans believe that the authors Walcyr Carrasco e Claudia Souto they may have hidden easter eggs in scenes that show characters reading specific books.
The theory gained strength mainly after the death of Arthur Brandãocharacter by Antônio Fagundes. Since then, internet users have started to analyze the works shown in the serial in search of possible clues about the businessman’s murder and the direction of the plot.
What caught the public’s attention the most is that all the books seen so far address themes that speak directly to the novel, such as murder, revenge, ambition, family disputes and the search for justice.
One of the titles identified by fans was “The Odyssey”classic attributed to Homer. In one of the scenes that marked the passage of time in the story, Adriana, played by Letícia Colin, appears reading the work.
The book follows the journey of a man who tries to rebuild his life after facing countless losses and challenges. For part of the public, the theme connects to Adriana’s trajectory, who seeks to prove her innocence after being involved in a crime that, apparently, she did not commit. The idea of reparation and reckoning with the past is seen as a possible parallel with the protagonist.
Another book highlighted as a possible Easter egg is “The Idiot”by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The work appeared in the hands of Arthur Brandão and tells the story of a kind man who ends up being harmed by people unable to understand his intentions.
On social media, some viewers saw similarities between the novel’s protagonist and the soap opera’s businessman, who had a tragic fate shortly after his marriage to Adriana.
Already “In Cold Blood”by Truman Capote, also caught the attention of fans. Considered one of the greatest classics of literary journalism, the book reconstructs a real murder and analyzes the impacts and consequences.
Therefore, many believe that the presence of the work may indicate that the soap opera will give more emphasis to the developments of the crime and the investigations than to the immediate revelation of the killer.
Another title noticed by viewers was “The Brothers Karamazov”also by Dostoevsky. The novel revolves around the death of a patriarch surrounded by family conflicts, jealousy and disputes between relatives.
The similarity with the plot gave rise to new speculations. This is because, in the book, although suspicions initially fall on one of the children, the truth involves a character who remains in the background for much of the narrative.
Because of this coincidence, some fans believe that the soap opera could follow a similar path and reveal an unexpected culprit later on.
So far, the authors have not officially commented on the theories. Even so, the repetition of works with themes so close to the events in the serial led to a growing suspicion that the books had been chosen on purpose.
